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Boxing this week: Greatest storylines to look at with Ryan Garcia, Canelo Alvarez, Devin Haney and Teofimo Lopez

For years, boxing followers have been conditioned to count on an enormous pay-per-view combat in Las Vegas throughout Cinco de Mayo weekend every Could. However for 2025, highly effective Saudi Arabian adviser Turki Alalshikh and a handful of main promoters have taken this vacation combat weekend to an all-together new degree of decadence.  An unprecedented three consecutive days of big-name…

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So that big Time Square boxing card featuring Teo Lopez, Ryan Garcia, and Devin Haney is like this Friday and there's no start time. No tickets either. I'm guessing if you want to watch live, you can just show up?

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Weigh In: Ryan Garcia Vs Romero, Teofimo Lopez Vs Barboza, Devin Haney Vs Ramirez

Matchroom Boxing

Time Stamps:

2:08: Intro w/ Wade Plemons 4:03: Discussion w/ Ak Reyes, Barak Bess, & MIKE TYSON 12:30: Fighters w/ David Diamante 14:09: Joel Allen (NYPD) vs James Gennari* (FDNY) 17:13: Levale Whittington vs Reito Tsutsumi 20:47: Main fighters w/ Michael Buffer 22:47: Arnold Barboza Jr vs Teofimo Lopez* 32:16: Jose Ramirez vs Devin Haney* 38:32: Discussion w/ Edgar Berlanga + Conor Benn & Terence Crawford appearance 43:22: Rolly Romero vs Ryan Garcia* 51:20: Discussion + Conor Benn interview 1:04:49: Outro w/ Chris Mannix, Sergio Mora, & Todd Grisham

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Bob Arum bietet die Sicht von Top Rank auf den Vertragskonflikt mit Teofimo Lopez

Teofimo Lopez. Veranstalter sagt auch, dass das Unternehmen nicht für den Matching-Kampf verantwortlich sei, der mit dem KO des hochgelobten Schwergewichtlers Jared Anderson endete Der Vorsitzende von Top Rank, Bob Arum, besprach kürzlich in einem ausführlichen Interview mit Fight Freaks Unite zahlreiche Themen . Dabei verriet er Einzelheiten zu einem sich anbahnenden Rechtsstreit mit dem…

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Teofimo Lopez Defends Junior Welterweight Crown against Steve Claggett

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Published: July 02, 2024

MIAMI, Fla. —  Teofimo Lopez (21-1, 13 KOs) defended his WBO and Ring Magazine junior welterweight world titles with a unanimous decision win over Canadian contender Steve Claggett (38-8-2, 6 KOs) Saturday evening at James L. Knight Center in Miami, Florida.  Claggett, who was coming off a nine-fight winning streak, charged at Lopez from the opening bell. The 35-year-old had Lopez against the ropes for much of the fight, where he landed short punches around Lopez's shoulder roll defense. Lopez used his head movement at close range to evade many shots, but he was more comfortable on the outside. The 26-year-old moved often to establish distance, connecting quick combos around Claggett's high guard, including a flurry that hurt him in the eighth.  Claggett was aggressive at every moment, but Lopez's athleticism prevented him from mounting any significant offense.   Lopez retained his crown with scores of 120-108 2x & 119-109. Lopez said, "I knew exactly what kind of fighter he was. I knew he would come forward and test my conditioning. And that’s what we had. We went twelve rounds." "The will has to be stronger than the skill. And that's what we showed tonight. If I was tired, I know he was more tired because I worked very hard for this. We knew we had to break him down. The body shots were hurting him." “I’m very grateful. He’s a tough fighter. I don’t think anyone should overlook him. I knew that coming into this." Ramirez Pummels Benitez in 7 Former WBO Featherweight world champion Robeisy Ramirez (14-2, 9 KOs) stopped Mexico’s Brandon Leon Benitez (21-3, 9 KOs) in the seventh round of tonight’s co-feature.   Ramirez set the pace early by hurting Benitez with power shots in the second and third rounds. Benitez tried to work on the inside, but Ramirez consistently created space for combinations by either by pushing him off or using his feet.   In round seven, the two-time Olympic gold medalist began to move even more, touching Benitez with light punches. He then connected a devastating left uppercut that dropped Benitez, who did not recover, forcing the referee to end the fight at 2:46.   Ramirez said, “It’s no secret that Ismael Salas is one of the best strategists in the world. And so the plan was to wear him down little by little. Then, after the last round, he tells me not to look for power shots but to move a bit and to return to my {amateur} roots. That’s what I did. I touched and touched, and I found the shot.”   “It’s not my first time landing a shot like that. It feels good to land a punch like that because it demonstrates that we worked hard in camp.”   “I want my title back. I want the rematch against Rafael Espinoza. If it’s not with him, then I can fight against any of the other champions.”  

Ali Walsh Avenges Loss to Akale Middleweight prospect Nico Ali Walsh (11-1, 5 KOs) triumphed in his rematch against Sona Akale (9-2, 4 KOs), avenging his only pro defeat via a six-round unanimous decision.  The grandson of "The Greatest" dropped Akale with a left hook in round three, but Akale fired back in round five with a fusillade of punches that hurt him. Ali Walsh then suffered a dislocated left shoulder in the sixth round but dug deep to finish the fight, using his right hand to connect on an aggressive Akale in the final seconds. Ali Walsh prevailed with scores of 58-55 and 57-56 2x. Junior Welterweight: Unbeaten prospect Emiliano Fernando Vargas (11-0, 9 KOs) secured a first-round TKO victory against Jose Zaragoza (9-9-2, 3 KOs). Vargas landed a counter right hand that dropped Zaragoza, which initiated an onslaught he could not recover from. Time of stoppage: 1:23. Junior Welterweight:  Elvis Rodriguez (16-1-1, 13 KOs) tallied a 10-round unanimous points verdict over Filipino slugger Jino Rodrigo (12-4-2, 10 KOs). Rodriguez was dropped by a left hand in the opening round but rose off the deck to drop Rodrigo in the final seconds. Rodriguez struggled to deal with Rodrigo’s momentum but regained control by the middle rounds, outboxing him soundly in the final chapters. Scores: 98-91 2x and 97-92. Heavyweight: Hometown hero Lorenzo Medina (11-0, 9 KOs) earned a six-round unanimous decision over Detrailous Webster (7-4, 3 KOs). Medina controlled the action with a quick jab and avoided most of Webster’s offense with head movement and footwork. Medina connected with right hands throughout the fight, outlanding Webster in nearly every exchange.   

Junior Welterweight: Dominican Olympian Rohan Polanco (13-0, 8 KOs) blasted out Luis Hernandez (23-5, 20 KOs) via second-round TKO. Polanco hurt Hernandez with a punch to the liver before following up with several unanswered punches that forced referee Luis Pabon to end the fight at 2:28.  Featherweight: Yan Santana (12-0, 11 KOs) went the distance for the first time in his career, defeating Brandon Valdes (15-5, 7 KOs) via unanimous decision following 10 rounds of intense action. Santana floored Valdes with a left hook in the opening stanza, but he recovered and went-toe-to-toe with the unbeaten Dominican for the rest of the contest. Scores: 98-91 2x and 96-93. Middleweight: Unbeaten Dominican southpaw Euri Cedeño (9-0-1, 8 KOs) made quick work of Dormedes Potes (14-7-1, 10 KOs), vanquishing him with a left hook to the body at 56 seconds of the first round.

(Featured Photo: Mikey Williams/Top Rank)

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Alex Periera & Teofimo Lopez defend their titles, in their respective sports. #UFC303 #TopRank #LopezClaggett

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[ It Is A Tough Time To Be A Boxing Fan ]

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I love that teofimo lopez is actually secretly a theatre kid - walkout to greatest showman with full choreography

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Teofimo Lopez Gives Update On Devin Haney and Kambosos Offers

Teofimo Lopez has got together with one of the best trainers in all of boxing recently ahead of what is hoped to be a big fight next up. Who that fight is against remains to be seen just yet. That said, Lopez has outlined the following on X as regards Haney and George Kambosos Jr: “We sent reasonable offers to fight to both Team Haney and Team Kambosos. Both have declined! If you don’t believe…

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Teofimo Lopez Dismisses Brian Norman Jr.'s Win: "Against Who?" - Why Lopez Avoids Norman Jr.

Teofimo Lopez Downplayed wbo Welterweight Champion Brian Norman Jr’s Recent Fifth-Round Knockout Win Jin Sasasi on June 19th. Lopez Noted That Norman Jr. (28-0, 22 cos) had been in Unknown Fighter, andaid there’s A Reason HE’s Not Mentioning HIS Name. It’s Believed That Norman Jr. Would Jump at The Chance to Fight Teofimo Lopez, But the Interest Hasn’t been Mutual. Teofimo has been focused on…

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Teofimo Lopez vs. Arnold Barboza battle prediction, begin time, odds, the place to observe, stay stream, date

Of all of the fights scheduled for this loaded weekend of boxing, Friday’s conflict between Teofimo Lopez and Arnold Barboza Jr. stands out as the most intriguing. Lopez can be defending his WBO junior welterweight championship towards Barboza, who’s on a powerful run of success when the 2 sq. off at Instances Sq. in New York (6 p.m. ET, DAZN PPV — Purchase Now). To listen to Barboza inform it,…

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Teofimo Lopez having a very Teofimo Lopez fight here against Arnold Barboza.

Barboza unable to keep Lopez in front of him, unable to capitalize on moments when Lopez was on the ropes. He’s stuck just outside his range trying to shoot a straight punch but coming up short and getting countered. Just doesn’t have the fire power or the inside skills to force exchanges. And he’s just not going to outbox Lopez in open space.

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*LIVE* Ryan Garcia Vs Romero, Teofimo Lopez Vs Barboza, Devin Haney Vs Ramirez Press Conference

Matchroom Boxing

Time Stamps:

1:07: Intro

3:20: Intro Discussion w/ Ak Reyes, & Barak Bess

10:23: Fighters w/ David Diamante, Wade Plemons, & Rick Reeno

17:36: Joel Allen vs James Gennari

21:48: Levale Whittington vs Reito Tsutsumi

27:39: Face offs & Discussion w/ Vergil Ortiz Jr, & Douglass Fischer

41:09: Fighters w/ Michael Buffer

49:02: Gary Lopez, Bill Haney, Eddie Hearn, Sean Michael Ham, & Oscar De La Hoya

59:50: Teofimo Lopez vs Arnold Barboza Jr

1:05:10: Jose Ramirez vs Devin Haney

1:08:15: Rolly Romero vs Ryan Garcia

1:19:15: Final words

1:22:00: Outro Discussion

1:29:17: Outro w/ Chris Mannix, Sergio Mora, & Todd Grisham

1:40:50: End

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Kein großer Kampf für Teofimo Lopez, aber Steve Claggett wird alles geben.

Teofimo Lopez vs. Steve Claggett. Heute Abend im „James L. Knight Center“ in Miami, Florida, USA, Teofimo Lopez vs. Steve Claggett Der Lineal/WBO-Weltmeister im Juniorweltergewicht, Teofimo Lopez, sagte, er hätte einen großen Kampf vorgezogen, idealerweise einen Titelvereinigungskampf, aber keiner war verfügbar: Für den damaligen WBC-Titelträger Devin Haney war am 20. April ein wichtiger Kampf…

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Teofimo Lopez Defeats Jamaine Ortiz By Decision

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Published: February 09, 2024

Teofimo Lopez Defeats Jamaine Ortiz By Decision

LAS VEGAS — Teofimo Lopez (20-1, 13 KOs) defended his WBO and Ring Magazine junior welterweight world titles with a unanimous decision win over Jamaine Ortiz (17-2-1, 8 KOs) Thursday evening at Michelob ULTRA Arena at Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in Las Vegas. Lopez was the aggressor, while Ortiz employed a cautious strategy that resulted in exchanges that were few and far between. Ortiz, who normally fights from an orthodox stance, boxed from the outside as a southpaw, using footwork and jabs to set up quick counters. Lopez pushed forward, bursting with jabs and right hands, though he had difficulty cutting off the ring, especially following the third and fourth rounds. In the seventh round, a clash of heads caused a cut on Ortiz’s left eyebrow, and he seemed to slow down. But Ortiz continued to pepper shots from a distance, while Lopez accelerated his offense. One judge scored the bout 117-111, and the other two had it 115-113. Lopez swept the final three rounds on all three judges' cards. Lopez said, "I tried my best for the people. I even tried to box going backward, and he didn’t want to commit. “Glory is next for me. None of these guys want to fight me. I’ll fight {Terence} Crawford at a catchweight. I’m here. I’m ready. I’ve always been ready.  I’m younger, prettier, and a two-time unified champion at 25. “We’re talking about a lightweight {Keyshawn Davis}. He hasn’t done anything. Just like Vasiliy Lomachenko told me: If you want to fight me, you’ve got to get a world title. If you want to fight the king, get a world title.”

Ortiz said, “I stuck to the game plan. I was listening to my corner and my team. I was doing good. I thought I was winning. That’s what I believe. I believe I won the fight. What can I say? I came up short once again. “I just felt like he couldn’t hit me. I was making him miss all night. I was countering. I was making him miss. I was hitting him with the jab and the check hook. I just felt like he wasn’t landing any shots on me.” “I always stay true to who I am. But we’ll go back to the drawing board, make some adjustments, and come back for a title shot.”

Keyshawn Davis Stops Jose Pedraza in Co-Feature

Davis Puts Lightweight Division on Notice Keyshawn Davis (10-0, 7 KOs) made a statement tonight. The 24-year-old Olympic silver medalist earned his most important victory yet by vanquishing former two-division world champion Jose Pedraza (29-6-1, 14 KOs) via sixth-round TKO. After studying Pedraza for two rounds, Davis kicked his offense into high gear, using lead left hands to prepare vicious fusillades in the third and fourth rounds. Pedraza survived, so Davis boxed on the outside in the fifth. But he reinitiated his attack in the sixth, landing several combos before forcing referee Tom Taylor to stop the fight.  Davis said, “Throughout this whole training camp, I’ve been saying that I’m the best at 135. Everyone kept saying, ‘You’ve got to get the stoppage. You’ve got to get the knockout.’ But I told everyone to not worry about it and just watch me work. And that’s exactly what happened. I got the stoppage. “Teofimo has been doing a lot of talking lately. I’ll go up to 140 and fight Teofimo. What’s up?! Get this win tonight. You already know how I’m coming. You and your father. So, let’s set it up. I’l come straight to 140. Let’s go! And if you’re scared, Teofimo, then {Emanuel} Navarrete. He is a hell of a fighter. It would be an honor to get in the ring with you after you capture the WBO title. So let’s do it." Lightweight: Mexican warrior Rene Tellez Giron (19-3, 12 KOs) overcame height and reach disadvantages to upset George Acosta (17-2, 3 KOs) via eight-round unanimous decision. Acosta tried his best to keep Giron off him, but Giron closed the distance and landed several punches in the second and third rounds. Giron landed a right hook in the fifth that floored Acosta, who survived an onslaught to the body before the two went toe-to-toe in the final rounds. Scores: 79-72, 78-73 and 76-75.

Middleweight: Javier Martinez (10-0-1, 3 KOs) notched an eight-round unanimous decision win against Raul Salomon (12-3, 10 KOs). Martinez used a high guard to defend against Salomon as he pushed forward. Both found their rhythm in the center of the ring by the middle rounds, where Martinez landed power shots to the head and body with ease on an unrelenting Salomon. Scores: 79-73 and 78-74 2x.

Lightweight: Abdullah Mason (12-0, 10 KOs) had his first scheduled eight-rounder tonight, but he only needed two rounds to obliterate the previously unbeaten Benjamim Gurment (8-1-3, 5 KOs). After dropping him with a series of shots, Mason landed a counter left hand that immediately floored the Texas hopeful. Time of stoppage: 1:29.

Lightweight: Charlie Sheehy (9-0, 5 KOs) remained undefeated with an eight-round points verdict over rugged Mexican Abdel Sauceda (12-4, 8 KOs). Sheehy maintained distance with sharp jabs and quick footwork. Saucedo came on strong in the final two rounds, but it was not enough to win a single round. Scores: 80-72 3x.

Lightweight: Alan "Kid Kansas" Garcia (11-0, 9 KOs) dropped Tomas Ornelas (7-4, 5 KOs) with left hook to the temple before ending the fight with a rib-shattering left hook to the body at :51 of the first round. Heavyweight: Lemir Isom-Riley (4-2, 2 KOs) upset hometown favorite Antonio Zepeda (6-2, 6 KOs) via third-round TKO. Zepeda took a pair of knees in the third after appearing to suffer an injury. Time of stoppage: 1:28.   Junior Welterweight: Art Barrera Jr. (3-0, 3 KOs), the latest fistic prodigy to come out of the Robert Garcia Boxing Academy, scored a first-round KO win over Michael Portales (3-3-1, 1 KO). Time of stoppage: 1:41.

(Featured Photo: Mikey Williams/Top Rank)